The pioneering alternative to jetting
During hole boring, major problems can arise when workers accidentally bore into drains – this can result in tons of concrete emptying into the drain, impeding its function and blocking it. At this point, it’s almost impossible to remove the concrete without breaking the drain. To further complicate matters, the blockage may be located under a building or piece of infrastructure, making it a big challenge to reach and rectify.
Concrete gets harder the longer it is left, and this leaves many construction managers wondering: how do you clear concrete from a drain?
The current solution is to use drain jetting, which eventually clears the blockage, but is somewhat time-consuming, costly, and has a higher chance of damaging the drain.
The newest solution now available is ingenious hydro-cutting technology, a quicker and cheaper alternative. Operating from a command centre, this piece of technology uses a powerful water beam which cuts through the concrete to break it up for removal, keeping the drainage system intact and operational – and avoiding any further delays to your project.